By Jamie Shafer Her path to leadership has been a natural progression over the years, stemming from her deep roots of faith. Karen Alter, named in 2011 as a principal in Borshoff, a leading Indianapolis based public relations and advertising agency, grew up in a strong Christian home with family members who served as […]
By Tom Warner Madelyn, our newest granddaughter, is just 6 months old. She’s beautiful, adorable, sweet, cute, precious, and more. Yet, she is pitifully helpless, requiring constant attention, needing someone with her, or at least nearby, every minute. Fortunately for her, everyone in her life loves giving her all that attention. But if she […]
By Christy Barritt Global Warming Skeptics and Believers Equally as Smart A new survey has shown that those skeptical about climate change are just as intelligent as those who aren’t. This was the result of a new study from the journal Nature Climate Change. The study asked 1,540 Americans science questions like, “Electrons are […]
By Shawn McMullen Ree and I recently became grandparents. In April of this year our daughter Kyla and her husband Eddie became the proud parents of twins, a boy and a girl. Samuel (his name means, “I asked the Lord for him”) and Eliana (meaning, “The Lord heard”) are doing well and changing almost […]
By Tonja Talley The parents of a 12-month-old child were told by doctors that a disease called cystic fibrosis (CF) would take their child’s life within four years. My parents received the news in 1962—the day before Father’s Day. Like 30,000 other people in the United States, I was born with CF. A devastating, […]
